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Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
municipal Cont

AT Saturday evenings session p,
cipal Court Charles Bratt was fasG
costs for being drunk and dbor5s,I
also held In $500 bail ior cour, !
charge of carrying concealed
weap ms William Bow was fnssj
costs f,r assaulting bis sister
morning Thomas O'Shauehpesy ~,
tl and costs for drunkenness srd I
Taylor the same amount Tor dI.O
conduct. Kate Welch was recon'
until IL O'Clock for druukeppe.,
Mulory was fined 81 aud costs tor
euness. William Montague VA,
mitted until this morning
This morning James Bonner ",
in $lCO bail for further hearing on
cation OF his wife's counsel. DAM
nedy was fined So and costs for d I
conduct. Kate Welch was hrfi
costs for drunkenness. David Ca
held In $40 bail for cour. ol q
larceny.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Fire TEST

To day 10 Q great day among aremen.
Early this morning eager crowds began
70 gather In the Vicinity OF the oity
mill, where the FIRST practical kst OF the
department could be made. Al nine
o'clock the Friendship, Washington and
Fame Hose companies, which were 70
be tested in the morning. were prompt
~ on hard. The members OF Council
were nearly all present. The hre COM
mittee of Council could te distinguished
By their blue badges.
The Friendship was the hrst testHd
and the new LaEfAnce engine kept up
her admirable record. The test throuen
900 feet Of hose WAS made first. Il
this test the engine threw . stream
through an inch and aQuarter nozzle
las feet. With an inon nozzle the
stream was $50 feet Q inches. Two
streams were then tried each through
500 feet OF hose and resulted In two
streams Of 181 feet 8 inches.
The fremen standing steadily at their
posts and two streams OF water playin 10
side by side formed pretty sight. The
next test was to place . hose at tie Tor
OF the Delaware truck platform 90 feel
from the ground. The nimble 6semeu
sprapg FROM the ground and mp the lad
der. The hose Was fastened IN IA soc
on Ii.
The washin gton was next placed In 20
sition, and "Old Reliable" though only
. single pump engine, threw Q stssd,
stream Of water IN ough 1000 T.. OF hos
llX inch nozzle la feet tx inches. N
| test Was made with the one inch nozzle
, Two streams were then started ana
, through 800 feet Of hose, she threw tw
streams 164 feet 8 inches. The ladde
, test was then tried, and the "Washy
. men were on the platform with thei
hcse, ready fer business, In IA secondl
l exactly the time of the Friendship.
. The crowd discussed their fsvorit4
A fully asd some talked OF long servic
3 aud some talked Of long 'tquirts." bt
the htemsn worked steadily and wei
4 about their work In . thoroughly bus
n lnsss.like manner. At / O'Clock Il
I Fame engine was placed In positio
A read y for testing.
81 The Fame. with tho Weccacoe, Rel
spce and Phoenix, will be tested tn
!. afternoon. Several sections of no
were bursted In the test. The rain al
n wind made the test iifs1cult, but 9
y concerned worked nobly.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Arm Crushed.

Last Friday night while b,nl
Sheppard, q brakeman on the r.. :.
b. Rsilroad, was Engaged IA c'' '
cars ut Porter's station on the "a
Dlvisic n, his arm was carGlt p'
the bumpels and bsdly crusne'
the elbow. Ho was brouSh'
boarding house ut No. I'll Pvp,,'
In tbis city. whore se sss eI''L' =
Dr.. Draper, who found upoo :.
| an examination, TINT there was
fracture OF the bone.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Tniaxss ON n CitY RAILWAY.

The officers Of the City Rails
Detroit, last week made An i
cation and came to the conciusl1
the company was being defrs1-e
combination of conducto and u
On Saturday 26 neE, snpposed !,
the com bipatioD, were DISCHARGE
superintendent was Also dieclNl
1t was thought he should Rave
the discovery. The dischs'ie1
severely beat two OF these el'A
their place on Saturday, night
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
k,,ied on the Railroad

An employe in the br dee depsa, 2 y
OF the F., W. & B. Railroad ~. /.
wss Instantly killed last Sa,ni.a' a.i'
ternoon wbile at work on aI'
B,oad Creek, near ChaIlesio%a' u
Oouniy, Md. The unfor'anan,e, :,
was struck by an engine sla l., sn,r !
distapcs of City feet. WheI !,
picked mp life was extinct, anu h ,
m aims " ere sent to Baltimore W.
belonged.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
FIFTH Edition
A SAD EndIny

MOL. Gregory, who WA .b,, j
NmptiDg to rob the store q, NV ! whl
srs At the Brick Meeting ~ a. ., r
county, Nd, last Thursdarn nuuse, u,,
10 the jail at Elkton ON Frids a.tGtl "
effects OF his wounds. pa psuay iroI
years OF age and his fstbs, wa va o
'pectAsle citizen OF Oohoe,' n 'v " y
IN ara took bis body homs g.
nsnt. The Young man, it is.s,a IOt
.ea the bi centennial 10 PhiIsoa @
when he got scqusinted x,,S ,tue =
,croohs," who perruad.d Him ! !
hem. The consequence wa wa, u ,
attempting TO rob the .rore ,ss !,
whose parents reside In this ci,, ~
III West Seventh street. d,scny.,,
party In the act of remoyiuy H.,
And firing his gun yonpe Grss'
mortslly wounded ard died a..
tated. Us
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Amussment Notes.

Mr.. Theodore Thomas's season OF COZ
cert for the coming season vii emorsce
twelve symphopy concerts TO DC preceueu
hv nublic rehearsals and twelve popular
or young peoples concerts, AT steih~Ay
Hall.
Nile. Rhea's manager has struck a
novel method of advertising his star. In
the Fairy Fingers" which will be seen
at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, week
from to morrow night. the chief scene Is
| in a dressmaker's shop, and the ens're
wardrobe OF Mile. Rbea Is displayed ON
dummies prepared for the purpose
Dion Boucicau't will leave the Pacific
slope next week and come East. he VIII
proceed direcS to Boston, where he in
tepds 10 produce his new play, Phryne,
at an early day at the Hollis street
Theatre.
Lotta's new play, "Lottery Ticket No
o10n which caught tbs public during
the first two weeks Of her engagement IN
Chicago, will be made the feature OF hei
Forthcoming engagement In New YORK.
"Nobodys Claim" in which joseph ..
Bowling and Sadie Hasson have made q
big success, will be produced at II; H.
Jacobs Third Avenue Theatre, New York
Herne's "Hearts OF Oak" will be the
attraction at the Peoples Thea're, New
York, this week. Tue play is now 10 iti
seventh year, and has achieved instan
} taneous succ sses wherever 1t has Deer
7 done.
Mrs. Langtry is attracting to the FIJI
!. Avenue Theatre, New York, by her i'm
). personation OF Lena Despard larger audi
l. ences than during any of her previous en-
gagements at this theatre.
d Miss Helen Bancroft will return thi
Il week, alter having played successiu
s engagement with Boucicault at the Bald
win Theatre, San Francisco. During ne
II stay thtr she appeared In her orlgins
y part, Lady Miicent, in "The Jilt," ant
|, created the role Of Rita in the new coined.
drama, Phryne."
n John 8. Clarke, the American comedian
= who has been In England for sewers
l. years, has Just commenced a tour OF tn
principal cities of this country. Las
week he filed successful engagement II
5 s Pitt.burg, appearing in "The Heir
!, Law" She Stoops to Conquer" and
" comedy entitled 1.-THE Round Trip"
Imre Kiralfy's plittering opere Ia
- "Lagardere, the Hunchback OF Paris,
!. enters on the last two weeks of Its suc
!, cestiul run at Nlblo's.
y W. j. Scanlan, the young Irish CONT
=. dian, will give the Mormons taste {
> his quality 10 night in salt Lake city.
\. Mr.. Edward Z. Kidder's new coined.
ie "Bewitched has made hit 10 Chicago
with Sol Smith Russell in the princtp'
"A role.
:. Louis Aldrich opens his season in IN
ID Partner" at New baven, Oct 10, al
al produces his new play, "The katier D.!
mond," Ia January.
IN Nine. Jananscheck, it Is said, is
d give series OF readings at Steinway Ha
ic next month before she begins her DIR
or ma.ic season in January.
n. Mr. George Knight begins his Sc
III son with "Rud lph VIII ch Is from Il
ne pen of Bronson Howard, in Hartford I
H. night. Mr. knight is well supported
"A. Miss Carrie Turner, Mrs Jane StewaI
Mr.. NJ. A Kennedy Mr. Charles Boz
D, ser, Mr., b. F. Hoping aud Frank &c
=, fax.
1e Minnie Palmer begins an engageme
at in Chicago TO night She will appear
this city on the 10th inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Personal,

George McMullin, formerly clerk for
ID. McKenney, has gone to spend a week
with his parents, near St. GeorPes
Del, after which he will clerk for hi,
uncle, d. Boulden, New CASTLE, Del.
Samuel Bancrofs will visit Day ten,
Ohio, the prfsent week. In order 10 see
the place and look after business inter
ests
Hubert A. Roop offers for sale two
horse power Snipman oil engine ut &
reasonable price.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Tneir Firkt AnniYeraar,

Liberty Oonolave No. 3, Hep,a|
,r 8. W. NJ, held their aIs, aoI
cary last Saturday epins st u 4
in tho Harkness Building. TleI
40 pubic celebration, snl rOi
mem bsrs OF the order were r.
After the regular business was
acted . nun Der OF speeches wera
oy the members ana visi,crs I'D
other two conclaves, and stc
o'clock the cntiie party proceed
Whites ice cream esloon en
strset above Seventh, whers II
msn,s were served.
Liberty Conclave conmsucn
ond year with the most fAvorAb.
pecIs; the membership Is Lot Jar
Is constantly increasing, while
nAncss are In n d hluriships cold,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
SAfa AhnItA

The safe vaults tor the Board of
Health and the Street and Sewer Com.
mission will be ready for use to- N orrov.
The brick work was done by &, q. Reed
ard the iron work by the Hare & Nor.
gan Company. The locks we're furnished
6Y the Barnes Safe Lock Com pauy OF
Pittsburg.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

What O persons eyes wi.uesa
are obliged to believe, and II yoI
Immediate advantage Of this iu d
announcement you viii be pleass
yoEr ey 90 glanced on this srnCle,
You can bny by going tG Meye1
Price Grand Central Clothing
Fifth and Market streets,
clothes worth S8 for IS 2; az Z:
screw worsted diagonal lu', wsF
. child's suit for 81. n child'ss;
81 80 worth 81. working psuts 15I
I6i. actually worth double the 0
I0ur $40 overcosIs are really
iS17.25, children's overcoats !E1
years up at astonishing, rnle'
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
success OF the Sugar Industry

Commissioner Oolman 6ss ie.s "
to Washington. He rays In' n, n
con tipuo favorable in resaiu " ss,rv
cess of the sorghum sugar inc u'a
AZ Fort Scott and Rio dianJ''
sugar Improving In qu.lily sar az a
tity as the work continues, az o. =
seems to be no doubt thai eehu esy
cess has been achieved by ihe Lev
cess."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Firearms.

Charles sasse a lad aged Is veal
! a boy named Paul Brown near XIV
cemetery. Sssse was passing WIN
| In his hands when ha saw bFo8
some companions near the ceme'er'
at once ordered them to throw y
hands. This was done IN pay, Ju'
ltercation ensued and Sasse as be
away pulled the trigger. Inc
1 struck Brown In the knee and n'li
painful wound. Sasse wien lla
said his rifle only contained Cla
fridge and he fired oyer the boys
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
TennnarAnCa

The question Of temperance was dis
cusled al the preachers meeting In Al.
bury Methodist Episc opal Church this
morning. 1t is need!tss to say that the
members generally participated, and
several Of them inside stirring addresses
In favor OF total abstinence from all that
lntoxieates on the part Of every person.
THIS ques Lion settled. tie u ore proRres.
sive ones Will be ready TO embark in a
war against chewing and smoking to.
bacao
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Blown 20 pieces by Dynsi'i,s -

The boiler and pumps sI p n~r
shall's kyle works at Uni9o,oTbuy' i,'ooSs BY
eylvanis, were blown 70 PIKE TSs emp
mite on Tharsd ay mig ht' nesi Ino "
have been on strike for seVet"b ,bs
On the same night q party OF ,t ,bs
ers surrounded the houses ol ., dr
union mcn for the parp90tes tsyr "a o.
them away, but were ifish''"
arIned off trH.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Senaibie Move.

As q result OF the prohibition sRits.
tion aud the close vote At the recent
election, the saloon keepers Of Chatts-
nooRa, Tenn, have taken . voluntary
pledge 70 refrain from doing business
on Sunday, and have invited the an.
thorities to aid them In carrying oul
the provisions Of the law. Not . saloon
was open In the city yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Rev. Mr.. Newman aud the Aaarohists

heV. MIR. he~mau anu tne Ahdrcnista
Iu TIE Metropolitan Methodist Fpia-
oopsI Church, In Washing ton, D. c
Sunday iRht, Rev. John r. Newman,
10 aermon, referred TO the Chicago
AnsEch ists. Gould any American
citizen," he said, "ten years ago baye
imag gined the circulation OF petition
to pardon those whose hands were red
with the blood Of the defenders Of the
public peace aud safety? What is
back Of this Anarchy, thi. dare Devil
movement on the part OF these villains
who ought to have been hanged long
n2o 2" At this point many OF the audi.
enc5 rose to their feet, clapped their
hsudS, and with loud dsmoustratiors s
announced their approval OF the lnipib-
teT'e words.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Presented ny tie chef OF detective.

Detective Ernest Stark, who inya.
ded The gamblers, presented b )ok en-.
titled, "Ed Sonmtrs the Dett ctiye, or
the Murcersd Miser." OF which ha is
the author, to Mr Morris K. Noses, OF
the "4rann Central Clothing Depo., I"
VINO is tie Dramatic sad Sporting cor
rtsi oboent f0r the New York and Chi.
cago sporting ard theatrical jGnrna!s "A
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
DIED.

ILYNCH-On the 81 instant, Catharine,
wife OF Hugh Lynch, aged 80 years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-.
denoc Of ner husband, No. 100 Walnu,
etreet. on wednesday morning. High MasS
at st. Patriok's Church at 0 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
NJ eofinY rnsinnned

Mrs A. S. 2 ilDton's illness has C
casioned n postponemtnto OF the meeting
o. the Women's Indian Assc from
tie Sd until the 10Th. II is hoped a
large audience will ts present. Mrs.
Quirton will be accompanied by Miss
Susan LsFllche, the yourg Indian " he
is stucylbg medicine In Philadelphia
at the Women's College there.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
saie of Horses.

sudhsm will 20 to ChesSet sst ~ D bo
uesd.y tr sell very nne 'o,sd ~. / tsr
sor r l., Roberts, who Is nGteu, u,suod
iof " ,hs test na2s that can be Ia va
,bs ,bs Wes.ern States. In this !,srr r., = s 81
srsl heavy horses and son'o >, ,hera
risr travellers, two or three .inrtes, ~
ing vfry c.ose to three El,DU ,nsr,.
ON Aid he m AID get a oalsiosH''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

"If humor, wit, and honesty could
save" from ills flesh is heir to, what a
good price they'd bring in the market.
Well, twenty five cents will buy pana
cea-Salvation OIL.
A merchant down town sells more of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all other
medicines together. 1t surely must be
the hest remedy for a cough, cold, and
/ other similar affections, Price 25 cents,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
IL Asnit Her Fault.

''Then, am not TO call on you any
more" he sad, as he twirled his hat In
his hand
"rhat is what intended to say she
replied. cooliy.
"And our engagement Is all ovei?"
"Well," she said. with some asperity
"if you've gone ard talked about 1t to
every body, suppose IL Is. I'm sure,
haven't said anything about 1t, Ifit II
all over, it's your own fault"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
eo,d Robbery.

On Friday night thieves Gn n.
bones OF Mrs. james fsVae, IRE
yndison street. TIE eh,ls' eS sn'
msS' nsSe by cutting the sAsh aud ,ls., ~ Y
5pen tho door. a rozlr, = a
md an um brella were s9o'tn' s9o Ian !,
nnartIiy Of silver wpre wac .. ~ gs,
Snom. Tho thieves hove hu'
eap,ured.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Rtthe eSranti Central.

The managers OF tho G'aud CentraI
Theatre offer an extra bill for this week
which includes some OF the best per
formers en- the variety stage. To-mor
row nigh: there will be fcut.round
contest between Tom Mcguire and
jimmy Carr, which will NO doubt b.
Interesting and exciting.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Didn't Collect.

Deb'or-You can't collect that from
me, sir.
Coiiector-EL?
Debor-No. You can't get blood out
OF turnip.
Collector Gin diI7ust) --ApI .rently
no.; DeitheT Gan | gat cloney out OF q
bsat"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
CIrcns lxhif,.a,nn

Irwin Eros circus exhibited at the
corner OF Ninth ard Lombard s,reeir,
this Afternoon, and will continns their
entertainments every Afternoon ard
evening during the week. Persons who
wish alnusement OF this kird eau never
get 1t cheaper. as the tickets are only 10
cents,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
He Couldnt Imagine.

"My dear" said q wife to her hus,
baud, "ruppoee a party Of men shonld
break into the house some night when
you are swsv, and abduct me, what
would you dC?"
"That is not q supposablo case," he
replied.
III know 1t lie not likely TO occur, bat
just imagine It,"
"Imp possible"
swell, you certainly can imagine 1t. .
"No, l can't 10y dear"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

The special premiums cberei Z
ton Fair are bringing out gles
ties OF exhibits and the pio'pel
shat Elk,on will have the gresie
ever held there.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
MARRIAGES..

BARLOw-PERKIN At the home Of
the groom, by the kev. l.. W. Lay held
George r. Barlow. of Wilmington, and j.
May Perkins, Of Brapdywtne Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Where Ignorance is EIiss, Etc.

Judge.
Jsck-E.hel, I am ashamed OF Jou
| cav thht Freuchman ia the copserva
tory kiesing you repeatedly. Why
didn't you tell him to slol?
Ethel couldn't, Jack.
Jeck-You oouldL',? Why not?
EtLe.-l can't speak French.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Ladies' don't forget the valuable pre-
miums offered at the coming fair. 1t Ia
not much trouble to try for them and
juet think how good you'll feel " ben
you win one
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

Everybody goes 10 the Elkton Fair
because 1t 10 the bess fair In this part oi
the country, and has the beet track and
finest raCos
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. A, D, 's7,
at 3 O'Clock D. m,

NIuTIUE-A NIGHT SUHuOL WILL
~ be opened at schrol building No. g.
8th ard Wollaston streets, for organization
ard enrollment, on Fri lay evening nexs, at
7 80 O'Clock, and on tho following Monday
for regular session.
l.. Is. JONES,
3. r. BETS, COMMITTEE.
J.FRANk kUTH, o3zt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
q. n, ID \ Upian.

A meeting of the Concord Firyt Day
School Union will ba held at Goshen
Meeting Hoose, West ClHeter, October
6th Delegates will be pIe.ent from all
the schools OF Concord Uuion.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

gHoR SALF-THE GOOD WILL, STUOR
z and fixtures OF the grocery store al tue
N. T.. cor. 9th and Adams ste. o3-stA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Another to Getix,hnrn

On account OF the great SUCCESS Of the
eIcarsion to GettytburS, &c .pi;e the ID.
pie .sant wetsher, Welcome Legion O.
U. A. NJ, will repeat Iher excursion 10
Gettysb b1ra, on Thursday, q ,5obsr IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

E1OR SALE-Ar A BAR9AIN, A TWO.
G horse power shipman oil engine; nearly
new; cost from 8 to Z ceots an hour TO ran 1t.
Apply to HU BERT A. RUUP, printer, No.
W ost Sd street, city. Oh ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

T OST--DUklN9 LaSL uEEA, a
IL twisted gold bracelet. Tho finder will
DO suitably rewarded upon returning the
same to oos Poplar street. o32ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

SXTANrED.TU BUY "A BEEk SALOON
w or liquor stsre; must DO in n good 10
cation. ADDRESS saloon, this Office. o3-2th
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

ITANrED-3 GOOD TIN ROOF tEKS
w and mon for heater and range worK
wanted at onco; stoady work. PICK ELS
Stove and Heater Co., Il. 4t1 at. o3-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

NThNTED--a STEADY WuMAr Fuh
w chamber worK at tno Ur ited states
hotel, opposite depot. o3 Stt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

NTANrED-A HUUSEhkEPkh. Ar
w ply to JOHN HALL near Newsrk.
Dol, or TO the Western Hotel, Fourth ana
Grange streets. C32t~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
4 Famous Buffalo Range.

From the Red buttes onward you see
where the millions have gone. This was
once famous buffalo range, and now
the bleaching skeletons lie scattered
thickly along all the trail Like ghastly
monuments Of slaughter, these ugly eX-
ere SCIENCES stand out in bold relief on tbs
smooth, hard surface OF the prairie. from
the huge bull skeletons lying close beside
the wagon trail to those far back in tho
bad lands, where they are merely dar'l
specks in the distance. They lie today
precisely as they fell four years ago, ex-
Cept that the flesh is no longer upon them.
The head stretches far forward, as if for
its last gasp, and the legs lie helplessly
upon the turf with precisely the same
curves as when they moved for the last
time.
Now and then you come to place
where the hunter got stand on &
''bunch, and from his hiding place in the
head of gully or amongst the rocks fired
leisurely with mis- 40-120 Sharp's rifle, at
the rate of shot every two or three min
utes until every buffalo of the bunch had
fallen. Here you cap count seventeen
skeletons on a little more than an acre,
and near by are four more that evidently
fell at the same time. The powerful
effect of the strong, parching winds and
the intense dry heat of summer has liter
ally stripped the flesh from the bones, but
the skeletons lie precisely a. they fell.
The bones are still held together by few
dried IN hgamelts, but are bleached as
white as SNOWY. I. Hornaday in The
Cosmopolitan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
Older Than the ObclislS.

"a fine tree, that?'
eyes. but il is rather young"
" Rather young" Why, it is over 800
years old"
THAT may be-" returned the second
speaker, who combines with his profession
Of architecture a profound knowledge Of
forestry, but that is not very old for
tree
Perhaps not for Europe or Asia. but
recollect that this is n new country" OBJ
served the reporter, who had accompanied
him TO Central park, where handsome
oak tree attracted thcir attention.
Glow old do you think that obelisk ;s?''
inquired the architect.
"A little over !, 900 years"
'Well, what would you say if | told
you that in one of the younger states of
the Union l had sat under tree that was
full grown aud vigorous when the Egyp-
tianS were toiling on that shaft?'
- presume | should have TO believe
you"
''As you please about that But I have
Clipped bark Off Il pine tree in Calaveras
county, Cal, that spread shade over many
square feet of ground before those pot
hooks were carved on the side of that col
unn. This tree that | speak of is sup
posed to be the oldest tree in the world.
its age is estimated at $500 years The
climate of the Pacific slope seems to be
wonderfully preservative for trees of its
kind"
Gould q tree ever live that long in this
Climate?'
Il doubt it. No tree certainly ever
has. But when you speak of this being
new cpuntrv haar in mind that all conn
tries were made about the same time and
trees were not made by men. New
York Mail and Express
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
Thakore Sahib in America.

The Thakore Sahib, of Limbdi, speak
ing in San Francisco of his journey through
the United States, said: The cities of
the eastern states are rs good as any in
the world, while the condition of the agri-
cultural districts is better. As | travelled
west the maryelS seemed TO increase in
stead of stopping. and the same material
advancement marks all the great western
states. | was singularly impressed with
the beauties of scenery Of Yellowstone
park. | think | like the people of the
west better than those Of the east. They
seem more home like to me. They think
that the beauties of nature are better than
themselves, and not that they are better
than the beauties of nature. The great
wheat fields of California presented a
splendid sight TO me. Some of the finest
scenery | have ever seen is that OF the
Shasta mountains. New York Tribune.